resisting. >> but it's a big discussion and it's important. >> absolutely, tom, i'm with you and that's why we love having you on. now you get to the second piece and this will continue beyond today. the prosecutor use as grand jury as a tool, danny. that's why you get so many indictments, probable cause is a low bar. and they're shaping cases in that direction, that's the reality, true? >> yes. >> not here. >> listen people are up in arms because they say the prosecutor, wept into it with some subtle bias. he may not have presented it way the he should have if he wanted an indictment. but that's exactly the way our system is designed. prosecutors have and we have the word plenary, it means almost complete unfettered discretion to decide which cases to charge and which cases not to charge. >> and they put it to a grand jury. >> if you don't like the grand jury outcome i've got bad news for you, because the grand jury is probably the most democratic form of criminal prosecution in a completely undemocratic system that we have, which is criminal